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Welcome to embodi3D Downloads! This is the largest and fastest growing library of 3D printable medical models generated from real medical scans on the Internet. A unique scientific resource, most of the material is free. Registered members can download, upload, and sell models. To convert your own medical scans to a 3D model, take a look at democratiz3D, our free and automated conversion service.
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Categories
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democratiz3D® Processing
Category for automated processing of 3D printable files.
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Bones
- Skull and Head
- Dental, Orthodontic, Maxillofacial
- Spine and Pelvis
- Extremity, Upper (Arm)
- Extremity, Lower (Leg)
- Thorax and Ribs
- Whole body
- Skeletal tumors, fractures and bony pathology
Files related to 3D printing of bony structures.
- 2,017
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Muscles
- Head and neck muscles
- Extremity, Lower (Leg) Muscles
- Extremity, Upper (Arm) Muscles
- Thorax and Ribs Muscles
- Abdomen and Pelvis muscles
- Whole body Muscles
- Muscular tumors and sarcomas
3D printable files of muscles of the human body
- 189
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Cardiac and Vascular
Files related to 3D printing of the heart or blood vessels
- 95
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Organs of the Body
3D models related to organs of the body
- 79
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Skin
3D printable files of skin of the human body
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- 138
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Science and Research
3D printable files related to various scientific disciplines and research applications.
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Medical CT Scan Files
- Skull, Head, and Neck CTs
- Dental, Orthodontic, Maxillofacial CTs
- Thorax and Ribs CTs
- Abdomen and Pelvis CTs
- Extremity, Upper (Arm) CTs
- Extremity, Lower (Leg) CTs
- Spine CTs
- Whole Body CTs
- MRIs
- Ultrasound
- Veterinary/Animals
- Other
A library of medical scan files including CT scans converted from DICOM data into anonymized NRRD files.
- 1,566
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File Reviews
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By vennem · PostedVery good design, and printed well in pla. I remeshed some to print vertically, and added some labels (M18 and side L and R). I accidentally put Land R backwards. I wish it was a little better/higher resolution. Not sure if this was a small male (probably), or the scale was a slightly decreased. I would suggest others to scale to about 110-115%
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By Daniel Oltra Cervera · PostedScaled to 2/3 and printed in 0,15mm slices in ABS with Tiertime UpBox Plus in fast mode (24 hour process), well detailed (despite the 1/3 downscale) and very useful for study purposes... nice and glossy after applying a bit of acetone with a brush. -
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File Comments
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A member had a question about how to postprocess this print. I posted my response in the forums. -
Sorry for late response. I do have the patient info. What do you want it for? -
Hello dr.mike , thanx for ur works and models , something important to me that is to know the (mark and model or name of CT scan device) that use for taking CT in first place . -
Printed in FFF with supports in PLA, came out great. Great training model. I just need to make a stand for it.
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Recent Forum Posts
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By Freeflightoo · Posted
Where can I find files to print a full sized sacrum and the L5 vertebra above it, but print both separately? Any help on this one? -
Thanks for sharing the link Josip. Nice work!
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There is a Medical 3D printing conference in Germany this May. Materialise has a conference in Belgium this June. There is a smaller conference run in Basel Switzerland. Here is the link from last year (none available this year yet) I am still looking for North American conferences. Will post if I find any.
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Thanks Mike! I will keep my eye out as I would like to attend. -
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